Frag Clips Thread

#7111

poison_tf2

6 Frags – +

Why u gotta upload such a nutty video before mine, how could you :_
https://youtu.be/BL5ofCJYBvk

[quote=Iatgink]https://youtu.be/zj3lpv81TbA[/quote]
Why u gotta upload such a nutty video before mine, how could you :_
https://youtu.be/BL5ofCJYBvk

#7112

ChaseDuck

0 Frags – +

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19k7zWlMeJQ

#7113

ever_x

10 Frags – +

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS_iS8a3pFw

#7114

donovin

6 Frags – +

ChaseDuckever_x

guardians of the galaxy

[quote=ChaseDuck][/quote]
[quote=ever_x][/quote]
guardians of the galaxy

#7115

Rebite

-13 Frags – +

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcUUjaJxCsU
bad

#7116

pandaah

-14 Frags – +

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFNmEt6v8rE
just decided to make it public after 1 year lol

#7117

Frenchie

-4 Frags – +

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#7118

donovin

0 Frags – +

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUBfAFaRy_U

#7119

SpikyCactus

0 Frags – +

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzg40Tfln9E
I tried upscaling my vid from 720p to 1080p but the quality on YT still seems quite dodgy, would upscaling to 1440p fix this, and what bitrate should I use in that case?

#7120

LeonhardBroler

-1 Frags – +

https://youtu.be/lWxgXh07G-M
hopefully much better than the last one, any constructive feedback appreciated :)

#7121

Cyanic

4 Frags – +

SpikyCactushttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzg40Tfln9E
I tried upscaling my vid from 720p to 1080p but the quality on YT still seems quite dodgy, would upscaling to 1440p fix this, and what bitrate should I use in that case?

Youtube bitrate at 1080p generally just sucks and looks quite bad most of the time so it's usually worth upscaling to 1440p. You can find what the maximum bitrate for different resolutions is here (its 24Mbps for 1440p although I usually use 26). Despite this you should try to record at 1080p at least because you can only upscale footage so much before it starts to look really bad (which you'd probably find it would going from 720 -> 1440).

Hope this helps.

[quote=SpikyCactus]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzg40Tfln9E
I tried upscaling my vid from 720p to 1080p but the quality on YT still seems quite dodgy, would upscaling to 1440p fix this, and what bitrate should I use in that case?[/quote]

Youtube bitrate at 1080p generally just sucks and looks quite bad most of the time so it's usually worth upscaling to 1440p. You can find what the maximum bitrate for different resolutions is [url=https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=en-GB]here[/url] (its 24Mbps for 1440p although I usually use 26). Despite this you should try to record at 1080p at least because you can only upscale footage so much before it starts to look really bad (which you'd probably find it would going from 720 -> 1440).

Hope this helps.

#7122

SpikyCactus

1 Frags – +

CyanicSpikyCactushttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzg40Tfln9E
I tried upscaling my vid from 720p to 1080p but the quality on YT still seems quite dodgy, would upscaling to 1440p fix this, and what bitrate should I use in that case?
Youtube bitrate at 1080p generally just sucks and looks quite bad most of the time so it's usually worth upscaling to 1440p. You can find what the maximum bitrate for different resolutions is here (its 24Mbps for 1440p although I usually use 26). Despite this you should try to record at 1080p at least because you can only upscale footage so much before it starts to look really bad (which you'd probably find it would going from 720 -> 1440).

Hope this helps.

Thank you for the response! I'll try that the next time I make a video. Big fan of your vids btw.

[quote=Cyanic][quote=SpikyCactus]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzg40Tfln9E
I tried upscaling my vid from 720p to 1080p but the quality on YT still seems quite dodgy, would upscaling to 1440p fix this, and what bitrate should I use in that case?[/quote]

Youtube bitrate at 1080p generally just sucks and looks quite bad most of the time so it's usually worth upscaling to 1440p. You can find what the maximum bitrate for different resolutions is [url=https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=en-GB]here[/url] (its 24Mbps for 1440p although I usually use 26). Despite this you should try to record at 1080p at least because you can only upscale footage so much before it starts to look really bad (which you'd probably find it would going from 720 -> 1440).

Hope this helps.[/quote]
Thank you for the response! I'll try that the next time I make a video. Big fan of your vids btw.